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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

2l79 Prizes, amounting Of0
Application for rates 10 clubs should be usde
only 70 the office Of the Company In New Orleans
For further Information write clearly, giving mi
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Moassy Or1l4,s
OF New York Exchange in ordinary letters. Cu!..
feicy ny Express lat our expense) addressed
N. a. DAUpIilN
or NJ. A. DAUPHIS, -'. A'"'
Warrington, D. 9,
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CHICAGO, April 19-Cattlo- Receipts 5000 head !;
shipments eUuo head; market stronger: shipping
Steers lNo TO 300 pounds. 81 9Ss5 10; ttockers and
Testers enh " e3aa "; cows bulls aud mixed 81 Goa
": BULK s. G5a3 80; through Texas cattle g. Goa
49, HoRS-Reccip's ls,0o0 head; shipments 4,CO0
mead; market weak and to 100 lower; rough and
miSse y iba5 20 PttksHs and shipping s. 6,a5 s8
1900 head; shipments 1900 head; market slow and
loc lower: natives s. OOii 20; western u 75nl 7U
ie1nhs !! aa? 10; limbs 81 O0i5 ~. The Drortrs
soafmo's LONDON cablegnln quotes American re.
Gcins scsnt, bat the general supply heavy: trade
dutl prices 10 lower; best American hteers l2c
per pound dressed.
EAST Liberty, April i9.--CG.tle Receipts 100
mead; shipments III head: market bteady at
yesetd ~, prices. logsl!ecepts 300 head ship
mems wv head: market slow: thlladelphias s. 10
a5 ~; Workers IS 6Oa5 Is; common ana Iight q 20
" 20. PIGS 6O45 W. Sheep-lstcclpu COO head;
shipments 2, 100 head market itm I'LL sold al ycs.
terday' prices.
ClSciSNATI. O.. April l0.-llogs Arm: light si45
% 70; packing aud butchers IS 2Al5 80; fecepts
i'''o he1u; shipments l,S00 heat.
Petroleum.
OIL cnY, rA,April l9.-Opened at G,1zc; highest
SSahc; io~est 62jac: closed NJ 6SAc: sales 10000
oa5tGls eleatauce, l,iOO,OOo barrels; charters
s1'Si barrels; hhlrmens 1871 barrels; runs
CT, i.5 barrels. "'
NEW YORK, April 19-Pc.roleum was firm to
seeauy; opening AT GSAc; highest G333so lowest
o41sci closinS a! t3%e; sales 9i6tVa barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, April l9.-pe,rolcum dull and
heavy; opcned at G351c; closed Nj G|Xc: Highest
Gesc; lowest 6!1ec.
bKahfokp "a, April l9-Opcned 4. G31Sc; closed
53i.OV barrels.
III, IirusyiLLE PA, April l9-Opcnci ut G3Hc:
h'Saest e'Hc: lowest 6e4c; closed NJ CSC.
Wool.
new ioRk. April l9.-wool quiet and easy: do
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20
HOME MARK ELS.
Tho Wholesale Prices OF nil tho Various
Commodities.

lHIELLlGESCKR OrricE,
WHEELING. Tuesday. April 10.
Business III the grocery line during the past week
has been hni cass In every particular. Good
prices have prevailed and the demand for stables
and fancy good,of nil kinds has been strong. The
tendency OF all prices Is to rcnnin firm, The pro.
dnfe!tparimems has Improved since our hist re-.
tn" GgnreS given below are subject to rcl,,,tinns
during the week:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

Adams E1r5t>s-.".. w Northern pacltIc..,.. 29k
American E1picS,..lli do preferred ......,, 6lss
Canada suul!trn.... 6lh ChiengOtv n. Wig
Central ingidc"..... Al do p.uictred ........H7
Chesapeake q Ohio. : New York Central. ,ll21s
do ilri preferred. Nt5IOhio q Mississippi, 4y1.
do secu Ids.u......... 10 co preferred ... %
G e. O. ........... Gjh Pacific Mail ,,,,,,, Sex
Denver Il H. G......... 81 Pittsburgh l3
Eric..."...".".. .... "il4 heAding.. .. i5Ls
do preferred. 7k5.Is l.. 4 5. F....... So
Fort Wayne.",..-"...lE do preferred ,.,.. 7s3s
kansas ~ TexAs....... AZ! do tirst preferred, III
LIKE Erie d Wcst.... Is &c. ". Il ST. Paul gl7S
Lake shorc"...":' 9ESI do preferred --.lU
Louisville & Nash. 6s9l Texas Il fnc!fc,...... 9sL
H., n. A. - C....".. G4Iy Union laclc.,,...,, 6ll
Mem I: CEns............ GO United states Ex,, 69L
Michigan Leuttdl... 81 w.. 81. l.. Il W3s
Missouri iat iic. ltaI do preferred SIi
Nash, Il hAt..mm"... ST Wells, Farso ks.,.l1,
New jersey Central. 81 S,s eru unol...,.,, 1917
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Wheeling Live Stock Market.

Tho cattle market continues somewhat slow,
with ptlGes about what they were last week.
Cauk-l.UO 10 l,lUJ lbs. htock Iz4aihc per ID,
SO 10 $40 lbs. S3saic per h.; NV 10 100 lbs. aa
3Ac per ID.
AoDs-Matkct active: 5a51s per ID.
Ln,Gbs-Good Al 314t5c per ID.
Cn!tts-3alc per ID.
Shnp-31sAi5xc per ID.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money and Stock
NIurkets.


NEW York, April l9.-Money OIL cali easy a, Sac
per cent, the last loan at D. closing offered ut 2
Per Cent. Prime mercantile paper at ja6 per cent.
Sterling exchange duh but tteady aud I'm.
changed.
RAILROAD loSDs-Fim; sales 81, 10000.
GOVERNMENT bosps-were dull and steady.
STATE BoHp-Wrre dull md St andy.
The tock market to-day, except for short time
late 10 the afternoon, exhibited much les ANNA
tivn than yesterday. anu the transactions we're
marked by considerable regularity. except car,y in
tho day. The opening wius steady. The chnuves
from last eventn IS thai figures being for insIgni-
cant fractions only. The market was moderately
active anu generally steady, but Pacific Mall was
strong md New England weak III the carly deal.
ines. though the mt named son broke badly.
The movements In the remainder were irregular
but nnImportant. and after u O'Clock became gen.
orally In an upward direction until after O'Clock,
when the list weakened IN sympathy with Hooking
Valley. In the last hour tho break In Reading
caii,ed slight decline all around, many slo.ks
closing At the lowest prices OF The day, the market
being heavy; sales 357,CGGshares.
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y GIFT for All,

1t is 81 ofi-lnonth when the Car ia not
attacked.
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II UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
~ OVER HALF A MILLION iii ,1,RiRIiTrn
Louisiana State Lottery C0mna,v

CVHIpnHJs
turc for Educational and Charitable nur,swes VIII
capital o. s., o00, D0-to which reserve iund NJ
over c550,000 has Eince been added. '"Au Va
BY an overwhelming popular vote i,s franchise
WV maze part OF the present State Constitution
adopted December I'd, A. D.. 1872, ''''oA
the people OF any State. o''su W
L"e'1 scales TT pos,pones.
It's Grand Single Number Drawing. ,eto
place monthly, and thu ai.Annual Drawings
esuiaiiy even S11 months June and Dccolnbefj.
4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A won.
TUNE. Fifth Grand Dnwng, Class y In iha
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, Tues,lny, MAY
10, l8S7-2oith Monthly Drawing. ''
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
Observation-Disclosures are Ten DollarS ou,v ,Js,r,.
IS. Fiiths. s. Tenths, 81.
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How Shall II DO Dealt With?-Why prohibi.
tion Is Certain To DIsappoint,
ia thk ElllIor af liz L,tsIIi.,.a..-
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
BaEviTIEs.

The cheapest has mouse In the city.
Rumford Bros k0z Market street.
Heed birds at Fullmer's.
Turtle and clam soup st fullmers.
Meals from to midnight st Fulimers.
koast dinners speciality st Fuilmer'e.
Broiied spring chicken st Fulimer's.
DeviIed and stewed crabs ct Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters st Fullmsr's.
Fried oysters at Fulimer's.
Tyy Buah's coal you viii IKE u
Try Buns soal you VIII surely liks H.
". ). Kimpls, grocer, md and Justison.
Mllsfd 2. Dsvis. jswslsr. =. md street
Iins 10 X. Kings, st HAMS. 10 L YoursA
=. Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, eo2 West Front street.
Tho best caranels In tho city. 4 W. End St.
Buy your fruit lars, Jolly tumslers and
spices At Lynch b Leary's. 4th and Madison.
Yerger's, Als Shipley street, 10 the leading
place for picture frames In this city.
window scrocne and dosr screens made at
Yerger's, 4ls Shipiey street.
John y. Bryant, No. IL East Seventh
street, is prepared 70 supply any Kind or all
kinds Of books at Lewest Possible Cash
Prices, or wilt sail some ON installmenu Of
small weekly or monthly payments.
weare prepared to do all kinds Of new
heater worK or repairing OF heaters, roofing
or spouting In all kinds Of metal. uur
work is always guaranteed TO be the best
and to give satisfaction. Our fireplace
heaters the Splendid aud Equator, are the
best in tho market. Pickels' stove store
T.. Fourth st.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
THEN AND NOW.
Tho N cGlxnn An,Air.

Cardinal Gibbons authorizes the state.
nlent that, shortly after his arrival In
Rome, last F, bruary, he was requested
by the Pope to ask DR.. McGlynn to come
to Rome. Not knowing McGlyun's al
dress, the Cardinal wrote the letter to
Or. Burtsell. Some weeks later the
Cardinal received reply from DIR Burt
sell giving reasons and excuses why Dr..
McGlynn did not 20 to Rome. AS the
answer from DR.. Burtsell was addressed,
not to Cardinal Simeoni, but to Cardinal
Gibbons himself the latter saw no reason
for handing the letter to the Propaganda.
Far, however, from ''suppressing" Its
contents, he was very careful to commune
cate them to the Cardinal Pre'ect OF the
Propaganda. 1T may may be added
that Cardinal Gibbons was in no way
authorized to act as an intermediary be-
tween DR.. M'Glynn and his Archbishop,
and therefore scrupulously avoided in.
terfering In a matter In which he had nc
direct concern, and bis visit to Rome had
In view a different purpose"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
Delaware City Items.

We CLEAN the following from the Del.
aware City News:
The Rev. VIM. c. Starr, rector OF
Christ Episcopal Church and daughter
have return cd from O months visit to
Chicago, ILL.,, and services may now be
expected regularly in his church.
The Methodist Episcopal Church (col'
ored) Of Delaware City, will be dedica'
ted on Sunday, 18th inst.
John u. Higgins, Esq, 10 preparing
to erect several new buildings on his
farm, and is having . vessel load OF
stone delivered on the wharf to be used
for the foundations.
George w. Green and VIM. A. Price
were 90 unfortunate rs to each lose q
valuable horse during the past week.
Prof. T. @. Cooper, of Wilmington,
has organized . dancing class at Angus
tine, Monday and ThursdAy evenings
The scholars are delighted with theiI
teacher. II. Oxles6y furnishes the
music,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
The Red Mons Great Council

Tomorrow Will be the greatest event In
the history OF the Imp. o. X. NJ, In this
State, as the Great Council will convene
In this city for four days session.
Among tue distinguished members OF
the order who will be present are: Ralph
8. Gregory of Muncie, Ind, Gieat Irco.
honee; Thomas j. Francis OF Camden,
N. j., Great Senior Sagam' ~; Thomas
X. Dsnally of Philadelphia, Great Junior
Sycamore; George B Confesh of Baiti.
more, Great Probphet; Charles c Conley
OF Philadelphia, Great Chief of Records;
joseph Pyle OF Wilmington, Great Keeper
OF Wampum:T. Z. PeckihbauEh of Wo0s
ter, Ohio, Great Tocakon; A. A. Andrews
OF San Francisco, Great Minewa.
The joint committee Of arrangements,
appointed by the several tribes OF this
city, have been busy for several weeks In
preparing q programme thA. will not
only entertain the visitors, but also give
the order an impetus in this State.
| The receipt n commit ee will meet at
the Clayton House at o'clock to NOR
row morning, and escort tho representa-
tives to the Grand Council, to Odd Fell
lows Hall, where the sessions OF that
body will. be held. At A o'clock in the
afternoon there will be a grand parade,
In which 1t is expected that at least 10,
010 men will participate Tribes will be
present from Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Maryland. Washington, ID. C., and from
points In this State Those from Camden,
N. j., have chartered steamer and will
reach this city about noon.
To morrow night the visitors will be
entertained at the Opera House, and the
following order of exercises observed:
Overture. BAND
Prayer, hev. h. L. stephenson, kepiesen'
, tative OF MARY land.
Mdsrsss Of .,c,n ;;reat Ssshem Win An sm
A. Moore, Of Delaware.
Response, Great lncohonee h. s. Gregory
OF Indiana.
Muslc... ...banC
Address OF " Gloom to the state, non b
L. biggs, Governor Of State.
, Response, Hon. u. q. Oak ms, Reprtsanta
/ tive Of Buffalo, N. Y.
, Address oil Welcome TO the city, Hon. U.
!, hhoads, Mayor Of city.
: Response, Hon. Joseph y. tuit ReIrssenta
tive OF Indians.
On Wednesday night, Past Great Inco
honee Joseph Pyle and bis wife will Civ
: a reception and lawn party at their resi-
4 dence on the Lancaster pike, in honor @
n the Great Council. The invitations hay
|. been issued, and are hs ndsomely go.tel
o up.
Thursday night tn, re wi be gran
complimentary concert by "Ye Oh
!, Folks" at the Opera House.
- 1t WAS the intention Of the committe
. at first not to reserve the seats for thi
occasion, but the rush has been SO grea
= = that the capacity will bt taxed to its vi
" most, and 1t has been decided that NOR
satisfaction will result " the seats are n
9 served. Any now holding tickets to th
d concert can have them reserved for
t cents on presentation TO G. F. Thomas
ot Co., on and after tomorrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
Phiiadeiphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12 Charles Fitz-
gerald, fOrty-four years old, of 1905 Edg-
ley street, WAS almost Instantly killed on
Saturday evening by falling from the rear
gate OF the yard Of the saloon of Christian
Juengling, which fronts on Ridge avenne
and runs back to Montgomery ayeR,1s.
The cause of the fall is so far shrouded in
my stery, bat the police, who have investi-
gated the case, are of the opinion that the
man was koocked or pushed down the
sters leading from the yard to Montgom.
cry avenue. He was seen to tall to the
stree; by two of the neighbors, who went
to his ass stance, but he was unconscious,
and on being removed to the German Hos.
pital was found to be dead.
Deceased WAS brass. .hnisher and was
employed at the works of McCambridge
q Co., Cherry street above Fifth. He re.
turned to his home on Saturday afternoon
and soon after started out to 20 to the
store, promising to return to supper.
While passing Juengling's saloon he was
accosted bya crowd ofyoung men, who
invited him in to drink. He passed into
the saloon, but when the drinks had been
served, one of the crowd called upon
Fitzgerald to pay the bill. This led to q
quarrel, and Fitzgerald becoming fright.
ened at the threats of the crowd, ran out
, Mt the rear door.
, When Fitzgerald started, Erb Rowland
twenty one years old, of 1888 Turner
, street, started after him, but WAS caught
by the tavern keepers daughter, who wa
In the room. She could hold him bat q
9 moment, when he wrenched himself from
short time after the crowd followed, soi
thou r. aA har raIx oh ha ri u-kn a,
. Rowland hurriedly 70 entered the room
and passed out at the front door.
q When Fitzgerald was found to be dead
the police arrested Juengling, the pre-
Z, prietor of the sa oon, and John an
Eugene Cahill, brothers, living at 15G
! north Twenty second street, yesterday
. Rowland and Charles Lynch, of ia
!. Beechwood street, surrendered themse
yes to the police. Rowland says he 70
s. lowed Fitzgerald to the yard to Undue
/. him to return, and reached him as
reached the gate when both stumbled an
ID fell down the steps leading to the sid
J. walk. He says when he saw Fitzgeral
re bleeding he ran away.
4 The family OF the dead man are In dest
Df tute circumstances, and the widow VI
'e unable TO defray the expenses Of her hu
n band's funeral. The body was taken
charge by the Coroner and will be BURT
ID by the city unless sufficient funds q
ID provided by charitable friends. The ca
will be investigated by the Coroner
be day.
Is A fight occurred last night in Patri
~ M. Crilly's saloon. Crilly, his sister Je
T. ME, Peter Devlln, Patrick Haw wkins, Jol
re Kinley and Johr Hopkins were all C
E. and bruised. They were locked up at t
ne First District Police Station.
lO James Orr was committed on Sat,
q day by Magistrate to await the resi-
of serious injuries he is alleged to ha
inflicted on his wife during quarrel.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
"BEEHlVE,"
3O6 MARKET ST.
WATER! WATER!
BUT NO Fl RE.

Tuesday afternoon a pipe
burst leading from . large
water tank on the roof of
the Hood, Bonbright & Co.'s
building, Philadelp hia, slight
ly damaging by water a
promiscuous lot Of goods,
most of them being only on
the edge; will dry and wash
out. We will place on sale
on Thursday morning at 10
o'clock 5 cases of the above
goods at prices to speak fer
themselves, not h a vi n s
time to enumerate the goocs
and prices for to-day's paper.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
The Leading Mod icines.

DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam,
for all Throat and Lung Troubles.
Dr. Simms' Pain Searcher, the per-
lection of pain and cramp medicines.
DR.. Simms' Vegetable and Liver
Pills, sugar coated. The great easy
purgative, headache and liver cure.
DR.. Simms' Anti-Bilsoue Powders;
splendid bilious tonic.
DR.. simms' Vegetable Ague 4 iller, q
o real anti.periodic tonic and cure tor
malaria.
DIR. Simms' Blood Purifier.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
At the Academy of Music.

Edith Sinclair and her very excellent
company will commence an engage
ment of three nights, with matinees
each afternoon, at the Academy Of
Music to-day in the new musical three
act comedy entitled "a Box of Cash. !"
Miss Sinclair is q charming soubrette,
and this comedy, which is pronounced
the funniest Of all funny plays, gives
her abundant opportunity for the dis
play OF her remarkable talent.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
Legality of the Boycott.

The first prosecution In Washington to
test the legality Of the boycott was begun
on Saturday by the arrest OF nine men,
hers OF Washington Musical Assembly,
Knights of Labor, on complaint OF Fantz
Krause. 1t is alleged that the accused
copspired to sxtort from Krause, who was
leader OF a band, the sum of S75 on ac-
count of fines, and to prevent, by threat,
a number of musicians whom he employed
from pursuing their calling, and to boy.
cott them, The defendants, who number
among thema prominent music dealer
and several leaders OF bands, were releas-
ed on bail for further hearing.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
|IAI NOTICE

order to accommodate
llny customers during
lys o. the s!itution
slnial Celebration, we
nsnged as follows:
nSlore will be opened
badly, Friday and Sat
very early in the
ag; remain open the
sday and evening.
,hOps to serve every
| ronptly. There may
during the hours
Oh Broad
as We have arranged
aOlr employees to wit.
the Grand Display.
cordial invitation j:
(nded to visit our house
n be worth seeing.
|lade from being the
E9uarters in this city to-
|dlng, its historic. A
/ /, tn:, the very spot OF
T. r. George Washington
FA00ert Morris lived.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
Big Fire at Lewistown.

LEwIsTowN, Sept. 1.-THE Pennsyl
vania Railroads. new round house, ma
chine shops, five locomotives, one of
which was new one, and six tanks at
the junction were dstroyed early this
morning by fire, supposed to have been
of incendiary origin. Favorable winds
and applications of salt saved BOYD
Stiokney's extensive stock OF coal and
shutes. The loss is estimated nj SOL, ,00O.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
nelaware College
dnesday
---tla

This college opened on y dnesday
with rather a small numoer( pupils.
1t is to be hoped that the frteA Is OF the
president and the friends of tie differ.
ent members of the faculty, as well as
the friends of the college, will each ard
all make an effort to add to the nu M
ber of the students and thus make the
Institution more useful rs we'll as in-
fiuential in every respect.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
a Onr0.

TO ell who are suffering from the er-
rors snd indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weak ness, early decay, loas OF manhood,
&C., will send recipe that will cure
scu, FREE OF OHAhGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In South America. Send o eelf.sdGress.
cd envelope TO the REV. JOSEF n 7.
INMAN Ssstion d. New Yak City.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
Report Of tho Registrar.

There were 10 births, 9 marriages and
Is deaths reported to Registrar Lee up
to noon last Saturday rs having occar-
red in this city during the week.
Causes of desth--Marasmus, 4; ty..
pboid fever, 2; bronchitis, congestion OF
lungs, consumption, convulsions, con-
gestive chills, chronic oisrrhoea, menin'
gifts, malarial, pneumonia, I each.
Ages Of deceased-Upder year. d
from to 8; from 2 to {, l; from 8 70
10, /; from Is TO 20, !; from 80 to 40, u
from so to 60. l.; from go to 20, !.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
VIII sIoet Tomorrow Night.

Rodney Council No. 4s, President
Union, will huld the regular stated
meeting at their new quarters In the
Adams Building, No. 504 Market street,
aS 7.30 O'Clock to morrow evening.
Every mem Der is requested TO be pres
ent, As business OF the greatest import.
ance to the Council will be transacted.
Those who have passed the medical
examination, and who have not yet
been obligsted, are also urged to attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
C,oae of the tournament.

The tennis tournament which has
been in progress on the grounds Of the
Delaware Field Club closed on Satur.
day afternoon. In the first set of mixed
doubles between Mr.. Tilghman John.
son and Miss May Ward and Harry
Tatnall and Miss Pyle, Mr.. johnson
and Miss Ward won. In the second
set played by Tilghman johnson and
NJ iss Ward against j. Ernest Smith
and Miss May Holcomb, Nh. johnson
and Miss Ward were again victorious.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
A Ladies' Branch of the Iron Hail.

A Ladies' branch OF the Iron Hall will
shortly be formed in this city, and it Is
probable preliminary meeting will be
held this week. The charter is already
in the hands Of Josephine White, M. d, +,
No 804 King street, who will be pleased
to impart any information desired, to
ladies wishing to join by their cnllina
at her Office from y to II o. m or 2 to 4
n m.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
The Same treatment to Everybody ut
the One Price Clothing Depot.

the One Price Clothing Depot.
have placed on counter 760 pair
Of boys pants for 80, 40 and 30 cents.
Ages from 4 to 13. On another counter
173 school suits from 5 to J3. These
suits are OF the best Of cashmere and
m made In the latest style and only cost
you 81 so. A handsome suit for men
ct $3.50; actually worth doublc the
money. A beautiful oorkscrew or Gas
simere suit at So 90. The same goods
are displayed 10 many show windows
labeled Sl2 90 The fall overcoats for
young gentlemen must be seen to be
appreciated. Call early In order to OBJ.
tain these bargains at the Grand Cen.
trsl One Price Clothing Depot, Fifth
and Market streets. NJ. Meyers.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
AanOrfals.

Yon are invited to call and look at the
largest stock OF monuments and tombs
OF the latest designs and lowest prices,
at Smiths, Tenth and Tatna II streets.
All work guaranteed entirely satisfac-
tory and flushed ut the ehortest notice.
Ohas. ID. Smith. 1901 Tatnal street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-12
The Old Folks Concert.

1t was the intention Of the committee
of arrangement Of the "Old Folks"
concert, which will be given st the
Opera House next Thursday night
under the auspices of the Red Men,
not to have any reserved seats, but the
demand for them has been 80 great that
they have sltered their determination,
and seats can be procured on and after
rext tuesday, OF Thomas & Co.'s, by
presenting tickets and paying 10 CENTS
extra.